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Volume 27: Regina Spektor
By Katie Cook on July 01, 2009
At first listen, Regina Spektor’s music sounds fantastical, with her buoyant voice, backed by piano runs, escaping far, far away from reality. However, the listening experience is a lot like opening more »

Branford Marsalis, Sonny Rollins, Ravi Coltrane, Steve Bernstein, Bill Evans
By Doug Collette on July 01, 2009
Five more shotgun jazz CD reviews by Glide contributor Doug Collette - this month he visits: Branford Marsalis, Sonny Rollins, Ravi Coltrane, Steve Bernstein, Bill Evans. more »

Recent and Upcoming Vinyl Releases: Miles Davis, Beastie Boys
By Bob Lange on June 25, 2009
This isn't intended to be a comprehensive list of vinyl (or even just the cool vinyl) that's come out over the last few months, but there have been some releases that more »

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Jennifer Hartswick
By Melissa Brodeur on June 18, 2009
Most recently Jennifer Hartswick has been playing as a member of Van Ghost, the brainchild of Chicago indie promoter Mike Berg. Self-described as “classic or folk rock,” the heart of Van More »
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Volume 26: Joe Jackson
By Shane Handler on June 15, 2009
Sharing the same name with a certain “shoeless” baseball player, Joe Jackson has probably suffered a time or two from an identity crisis. For this Mr. Joe Jackson, the English singer-songwriter, More »
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The Replacements - Tim, Pleased To Meet Me, Don't Tell A Soul, All Shook Down,
By Doug Collette on June 08, 2009
The second batch of expanded remastered cd’s of The Replacements is as much of a labor of love as the first four. The exhaustive liner notes and the meticulous detail former More »
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Ryan Bingham, Crystal Method, KMFDM
By Eric Saeger on June 01, 2009
The Shotgun is a monthly column of shotgun CD reviews by Glide contributor Eric Saeger. More »
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An Introduction To Grading - Part 2
By Bob Lange on May 27, 2009
In my last column I discussed the difference between a seller who describes the condition of a record versus one who actually grades the record as well as what questions to More »
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Volume 25: Samantha Crain
By Jason Gonulsen on May 21, 2009
“Whenever I am not touring, I’m back in Oklahoma,” says 22-year-old singer-songwriter Samantha Crain, who, along with her band, The Midnight Shivers, just released her first full-length, Songs in the Night. More »
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Long-Awaited Introduction to Grading
By Bob Lange on May 15, 2009
When you go to your local used record shop, it's easy to determine if a record is in the desired condition. A visual appraisal right there in the store will give More »
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Rubblebucket Orchestra
By Mellisa Brodeuer on May 13, 2009
In case you haven’t heard ‘em yet, Rubblebucket Orchestra aren’t the straight-forward funk ensemble that their name might suggest. Instead they are a vivid ten-piece afrobeat/rock band led by trumpeter Alex More »
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Great Northern, Boomkat, Sweet
By Eric Saeger on May 08, 2009
The Shotgun is a monthly column of shotgun CD reviews by Glide contributor Eric Saeger. More »
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Volume 24: A.C. Newman
By Katie Cook on May 06, 2009
You know how it is when you get a song lyric stuck in your head? It turns your skull into a mental pinball machine, with the lyric violently bouncing from flipper More »
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The Bird and the Bee
By Shane Handler on April 30, 2009
While other male/female duos like She & Him, have graced the covers of magazines, The Bird and the Bee, have made a fashionable statement while making sounds from the 60’s and More »
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LEP Benefit
By Izzy Berlin on April 29, 2009
The benefit concert for the LEP high school (appropriately named the "LEP Rocks Benefit Concert") readies a rolling list of esteemed guest appearances: Storm Large (best known for her appearance in More »
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